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ClasSified .. .. . .
Advertisements
abound
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mum; Ou'ot. mo. mun-u
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FOR SALE~FOR PRIVATE SALE.
at 1251 Flax Hill Road, So. Not-walk.
‘l‘umt-d Oak extension dining table, 6
chairs, leather seated. china closet 16
. ._ match. Latest Singer cabinet sewing
. r , . , .machine. sectional fumed oak book
C(mgNLfil-zx—l“ 0‘ Ssgggliemi‘lhohgfi. l irate; oak library desk and chair, very
s... J. . 5-1.1?“ "“"°f..i;‘:i."'..'.li." atrial:
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WANTEDNBY A \‘01‘3‘0 cut-
‘5‘! . tour or five rmms with improve-
ments Rent from Nov. 1st 01' lith. Ad-
die» A, care Sentinel. 0‘38 3t
usic cabinet.
, ‘ . . t t r ' )
1': ' LLSVlOR'lH (0' Kb! 29:: 0r paintings. 4 iron bedsteads, all con»
-_ ~ “.plete and new. Oak dressing table
‘ ' “ , and rocker. child's brass crib. new
WANTED.“ SALLhLAD‘ FOR Sturgis child's sulky. bed room medl-
;~|Ol't‘. one With experience Premn'ed' cine cabinet. Lace curtains. Porch
Address store, care Sentinel. ‘ 028 3t hammock, hickory chairs km.an
gt'liait‘s and tables. An excellent option
WANTED-TWO AUTO TRUCK tunity to secure hilh class goods at
111‘“ Pl‘s'. Apply Raymond BI‘OS. 028 3i reasonable pl‘lCOS.
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WANTED—46ml. ('iltADi'A’l‘ IS 01-' FOR SALE—eTWO nungogg SEAL
mull school. class of 1911 or 1918‘. t0 capes at a bargain, it sold at once.
do general office work in a store- Pirst class condition (‘all and exam-
Willing to pay good salary to Sim“ ine them at the Tattle Shop. 84 No.
and train girl inexperienced in 1119 Main street, South Norwalk. . 028 :D
work. who will adapt herself to husi~
ncss. Opportunity of advancement in-,
FOR SALE—-CADBAGE, LARGE
'9 an exceptionally good positlon. Ad. hard head, linnish Ball Head. Fancy,
Also single,
dress L. .51., (are Sentinel. 0'.“ 3t yellow and red onions.
' ihorse dump tart. cheap. Biltltefield
WANTED~FIRST CLASS TOOL_ Farm. Wolfplt lilll Road, Norwalk
makers. lligheat wages paid. 8 houl‘ Tel. mo. . t (12.331.‘
dd), time and one half for overtime. ‘ .._
Tltc Wheeler Tool (‘0. 0‘26 3!; FOR SALE “”0113”. S ROOMS
' ‘ “ '"iwith all improvements. New roof and
WANTED -~ AN , irin'fERlENt‘HH.leaders. House in good condition. well‘
fireman. 8 hours. Apply Norwalk Tire located. (“Pnll‘fllly in least Norwalk.
and Rubber Co. . 026 3tll’rice $3.000. For partlcuars
. |
.' Ask John T. Hayes
WANTEDwMEN FOR orn ('AS
Int; department on all three shifts, 5
hours. Piece work after learniuu.‘
Piece workers earn front 50c to 7.”..-
per7€lioul‘. Apply Norwalk Tire and.
Iiullber Co. 026 iii
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W'ANTEDe-TWVO tiOt ) I) BENCH"
“AL ESTATE-INSURANCE
. hummus Norton:
‘ men” with some experience on latlieiwfm “mull .313“!"St(its;“glfflgzdwmt
wu‘. ' l ‘ 2‘8“ ‘ .‘ '
( “ebb ng & hdgm ("iii 3.kiitds oi mason work. Estimates
M‘a' inzlou tti‘cot. South Noiualk.
02; 3t cheerfully given. John Driscoll, \alley
.. _ il'lace. Phone 1070. 023 (it
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WANTED—v-FEMALE OPERATORS
mid prcssers. Waxes 21c pcr hour to
start. We are giving to each cul-
ploye a 350 Fourth Liberty Bond for
efficient work. This is not to be de-. , ‘
iucted from wanes. Address ii to 20' PMNTWG "' PAPER'IlA'NGll‘G.
Orchard Street, Norwalk. decorating. painters supplies; wan.
ill-per. up-to-tiato styles. lowest. prices“
MAKE, Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-i
Tel. 400. Alexander;
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Palmer's
Miller. 33
021 lm
froth
Win.
New swet‘l t-ltlt-t‘
,Old Orchard Mills.
qushinuton rtrcct.
WANTED—A MAN TO
himself generally useful around f“"'lders solicited.
u-rv. Application by innit oulv. stat--
iur. as. refereuccs and wages. Ad-' White. 61 1'2 Ely avenue.
dress .l. .0 J. Cash. 1.161., Chestnut?
r'rt’ct. South Norwaik. 025 311 Union Parcel Delivery. Edward Ll
Trucking. Mn: l
t Flnherty. proprietor.
WANTED—-s.\t.i~:souu.s non AF- gimme mun“ Light
tcrnoous and Saturdays. Also P. exper-'
icuced unlesladles. Apply at the Grand
ti. 10 25c store, Main street, Norwalk.; "mm “WNW“
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WANTEDHSTRONG lit‘ii‘ OR'
cirl for stock room. Must lw good.
penman. Steady position and good
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WANTED — Operators on
No. 7 Hold 8t. Norwnlk 9
‘So. ()slirlrn ni'rnliti. Rent i:
and heavy l cotntuotlatitu:
ttrncklng. Otnce telephone: 1581. 300,
TO LET—STORE 1N l'\'O\'T'
l'l‘heatre building. now occupied l7,
Borden‘s. inquire I. M. Hoyt or .I. M.
Layton u (‘0.
f To LET—i‘iRST-rwoa 0y sou
Inquire F. I). lawton, 40 Bayyiew ave—.
. 028 31
i To LET~STORE~ AT its BUR-
vbank street. suitable for any bush;
:ness. inquire at 16 Burbank street. 5
i 028 3!
I Mm ‘ ”v.
;‘ TO LET-vhowlcfl PART or
’liouse. is rooms in good condition. at.
.11 t‘etiar street. Inquire 37 (‘edar St.
5 028 (it
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To LETv—z CONNECTI‘SS FL‘lt-l
nished rooms with water. gas and alli
conveniences for light housekeeping.‘
ism) a week. 214 East avenue, near
East Norwalk depot. 026 3t
3,800 sq. tech, centrally located in
So. Norwaik, for storage or light
manufacturing. (load light front, rear.
;and overhead. Inquire Lawrence Agenv
cy. 15 So. ‘Main street. 026 3!
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To LET-STORE AT rm; con?
nor of Ferris and (‘onuccticut arc-
‘nues. good for any business. inquire
iJ, .l. McGovern, 44' Connecticut ave-
‘nue. ‘
T0 LET—42 ROOM ilOl'SE, 15
,llaviland street, Suitable for boarding
or morning house. All conveniences
rand possession Nov. lat. For ternia
apph to Ho So. Main street. 0'15 3!.
l‘cl. (H32. '
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To LETw-F'll'lt] ROOMS, ALI. lM-‘
provciuents, -i \‘l'ashingtou street. ln-.
quire of J. W. (lorham. 4 Elizabeth.
street. 0'25 3t'
TO LET .39
Stil'Tll MAIN ST..
house, ten large rooms, modern int-E
provcments, two furnaces. _ liousef
newly renovated throughout low reu-f
tal. Large grounds. bit: barn. Splendid;
location. Apply to It Elizabeth strcclJ
South Norwalk. 025 ill:
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To LET ~AN i-Ililll'l‘ lititili t‘t')’l‘v'
tune with modern human '(‘lll‘. 31.
Indillro'
002.? {ll
.13! Sravicw il‘-t'llilt'.
TO LET‘ rt‘lCMlEN'l‘ GARAGE, M‘-
two cars. inquire 31,
t‘hcstnut strm't, South Nbrwalk, ('onu.’
, .123 :it’
. TO LET-~~.\ sronn .»\.\'p 2 rm;
room apartments :20? l-East Wash. St?
East Not-walk. l room apartment uul
i'tin K‘t.
Sanitnri-. ...
0:21 M
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and lodging. Apply tiii'ens'
um Stamford
. Firemen
WANTED—GIRLS OVER It‘, 181::
l 't 1 1 i ‘ _ 1_ Chance for good wage: and Id-
an ‘0‘" 0 s ‘” ' ”'1‘ ‘1 1'” "( ‘m ? vancemen’t for men between the cool
pay it satisfactory. H. Jacobs a Song; Singer machines, also girls for ('imlwi Si. inquire til smtvi
' 5 ~ . . -» H Tel. 00.
Elonggsnufactuters. Bittlm haggling. table work. _ LOUNSBURY, f |
. -. .. ._-.._._. . .. ...-_._. . . .
"’"! MATHEWSON 85 00., South To LET-4 nomts .t'r w; TAY-
WANTED - (‘OAL SliOl'lil.lIlt.1 . é -. . . .. . . . "
driver. laborer. laundrv hcipcr. and :1E Norwalkt Conn. 017 3t 1m. lulmf .n'inuuhcll‘llr, IL 71:11}: I,“
use-(tn man. l‘av $03 ll month boartl‘ . "me we ‘ qr li'liliOlle 1“” “-
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t‘oun.
~liour. Quick advancement. easy work;
and steady. (Ionic ready to work?Of eighteen "id “fly-""9 Ya" In
. Murphy Mfg. Co, East avenue. {9005 pnyucnl condition.
tN. H. d. H. R. ‘1.
WANTED —— (URLs ovan ml E. E. REGAN, Sup't, New Haven.
years to learn lltllli. factory work. 1.30; M. D. MILLER, Sup't Waterbury,
ii’\\~'c.r. r "
per hour. on i u Ill itmmn i hou I c.A. MITCHELL. Sup’t., Hartford.
l your 5
028 3st
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rooms. Rent $13, No. ti (‘ross street.‘
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In. I. W KIM “IV (.9
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II. W Ill-cm m ('c.
of Mn died on WMI. in
her can: you. at her residence in:
0mm street. Brooklyn of porn-
'monia, following innuenu. rm. xtrjcetnetery.
‘ in Mel-idea, the,
bonrne was born
daughter of the late John Henry and
She is surViVod. be-
sides her uhsband. by a daughter,
Mrs. ‘Meeker B. Jones. Mrs. Kil-
bourne's summer home for the past
eight years has been “Saugntuck
lodge." and she had many friends and
S‘acquaintances in that town The ing
terment was in Bedding.
Funeral of Letter Britta
The funeral of the late Lester Btittu
will be held from his late home on
Edgewrod avenue, toworrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Rev. John J. Snnvely
will officiate and interment will be
made in iiiiversidc cometary.
Brim) was held in high esteem by all
who knew him and it came as a dis
tinct Shock to his large host of friends.
to hear of his parrs'inl away to the
(treat Beyond. lie was employed at
lAJt'ltwot‘d Manufacturing Com-
pany for the past thirteen years as a
pattern maker and was t valued and
respected employc and fellow work-
man.
.\'arruk. Foresters of America.
Mn Helen lately
“Mrs. Helen Bofely, of 29 Washing-
ton street, died at the hospital. Sate
urday noon. aged illlI‘lV'llln‘t” years.
She is survived by her husband. Dion-
'esios llofelv. and two small children.
take place at 11
morning from the
funeral parlors of D. W. Raymond.
The Greek minister from Stamford
will offit-inte and tlie,burlal will take
place in Riverside t'ternetet'y.
-M -.,...
The funeral will
o'clock Tuesday
Edward L. Jon'dre-u
Edward I.. .londrcau died at his
home, 100 Woodward avenue. Sunday
utnrnina. axed forty-one. yed‘rs. lie is
survived bv his mother. Mrs. Mary
Jondronu. one hrothcr. \l’liliam .ion-
dreau and two sistera. Miss Josephine
.londrcau and .\irs. Edward McGovern.
The funeral will lulu: place from St.
Joyeph's (‘hurch at it o'clock, \l’ednes‘
day mornin': and the burial will take
place in St. Mary's cemetery.
John Farku.
John Farkas. a respected rtsitlenl
4-" llil\ t-iir littssod away at his home.
345 Play Hill roud, yesterday after an
attack of Spanish influenza which in
'cr developcd into pneumonia. lie was
it rtyouc ycurs t-t‘ agc. The funeral
will be held tomorrow morning at it
o’clock front the Hungarian Protestant
l'llmt'll. ‘
Mn. Kate Thames
.\lrs Kato- 'l‘homea. widow of Elih-
ralm Thames. died at larr bome‘Th
ltowayton, Sunday morniuc. October
27. Two children auril‘w. Miss Ruth
Thomas and Lieutenant Russell
"l‘hmucs. who is with lht- liiith Pit-id
Artillery, in France. l‘uuernl scr-
\lt c from he: late rcsitlencc, Tuesday
(it lolit-i‘ til I! it. ill.
.,-
-1.
Mrs. Josephine Penna
Mrs Josephine Penna. ulfe of \‘ln-
t'tlllt) Penna. of 15 Hoyt strut-t.
ytstt-rday mention of influenza Thi-
"i zti was held .\Iontlav morning at
i'cioclt from St. JOsoph's Church.
‘tt 'iucnt was in St. Mary's cemetery.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE CO.
wants
Girls and Young Women
to operate
1W l It.-
Lube
. Mr. 1’
lie is also a member of Court
tllt‘ll >
Apply N. Y.,‘ Norwnlk.
I
its swltt‘liboards .-
iu Norwalk
unnecessary. You will
icarnink. After the
frequent sale
‘1
I .. W.-. MWLOSTH .
l-prerlcncc is
tlll‘ paid while
truinin: is completed
. nry increases are given.
bouth‘ . .. . .
l( all at ll \lushtnxton Sll‘oot and be
i
t LOST ~~ SATURDAY MORXth‘t.
ghiut'k and white tick st-ttcr. :tt'toui six
‘monlha old if found notify Frank S .
llubbell. 1;: i‘hcstuut sin-ct.
given information in detail about
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ihours ot work. salaries. etc. if not
: LOST~—$luo REWARD ii‘tilt Tiiifitpmwpmmt to ml! in pprmn tele-
'Iet/um of two diamond dinner ringshphmm chief nmratur' 170.; between 3
iiak‘m in")! "11' llmw‘ at Slittl'ciitu'eii.!:t. m. and 5 It in.
week. Chance to make 200d Dni’.l l.\bsoiutcl.\' no (tilestions asked. 1". w'lTHE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
Vl'ebbiua & Edging Corp, 3:) Wash; “—cv‘ ‘-—-- —‘5‘»~ Jiiuributt. 27 f-‘o. (‘nruwull avenue, At- TEL. co_
ington street. 019 GtDEATH RATE TAKES :lantic Oily. N. J. 028 0t, 17 Washington Street
- I AN THE ‘ ' ”' . _ . if employed on other government
WANTED — WEAVERS AND: 0......_R__BI(' JUMP plgn-lcfefomptah‘:\tl;?dfi:thgfa:§g31d$22.! work. do not apply for one of these
learners. 'I.carn‘crs paid while learn-t (Continued [mm “at Pa”). del'hoit straw 'shop relative IO theposillons.‘ ) _ ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
ma. Apply .i. la. .itmes. Muller Glor~ . l. S. hill I.O\ RIFLVI‘ Shm ii E
,BhOOtlnB Of a rifle by two boys and LICENSE No.17?
"'3': r" C V ‘t . - .
1" “n" old an grounds, horurglcg 7t.sou to believe that the influenza has
taken .1 ll( w hold and is increasing.
n fact it is just opposite and is de-
reasina. it must be remembered that
.each tlcntl‘ is an old case that was re-
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WANTED-~GOVERNME."I‘ “'ANTsic
thousands clerks. Men-women. $1,100
Near. South .\’orwalk examinatioust . . .
_ ' ported 10 days or two necks ago.
Dec. .tii. Sample coaching lessons‘ Ten new cases were admitted '0 the
free. Franklin institute, Dept. 231], new [105mm]
Rochester. IN. \. ‘ led patients were discharged. Those
—: admitted were Julius Soites. ~17 Lexing-
ton avenue. Michel Soltcs. 47 Lexing-l
ton avenue; Margaret Aron. 13 Oak
street: Daniel Bofelix. 21 Washington
street; Burton Austin, 7 Summer
street: Elizabeth and Baby Wargo, 01
WANTED —-— Young woman
for office work. Must be quick
and accurate at figures. One
, and also
‘ .t .t-.. through me Window.
5 some absent minded person evident
~ :IyHn studious habits it‘ll a l’ictorlal'
yesterday and seven curv
found that one had four dead pigeons? _-.
AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS - GASOLINE
BIOYOLES VULOANIZINO
A. MODNE.
.uu .tuu anvltnrl u Hutu.
i
[full the factory had been Oil-l
inn-slime,
trod is noting, inane ltLtla)‘. !
history 01 America m.lttc doorway of!
Liilhert R. Hastings‘ store on Wall: ~ PM?" 957—2
‘ street, which was picked up by Otllcerl 701001111“!!! Stu 30- N01 ' uh
I . . - M
Murphy last night. It is it Well bound} '
:and carefully preserved copy 0! this “IRRED OAK COAL“
:well known hile‘rp. by Samuel G.
We’re only one.
Goodrich. better known as "Peter I‘ar-
who understands stenomphy. ean street.- Mrs. l’odlvllle, 32 Van Zant M. "ml ““9 ”rmmd m ms. T17 9- bushel and 3’0““ 5“! 3
.u . , . , _ w
Apply at once. Lounsnnnv. gggggv “gigfrirsuffiwrg‘. 77 with W“-
; . ten er, 'est Norwa k. ~
MATHEWSON Q00. 0283‘ The patients discharged were Airlifnayl'nh‘ and “hessl EFFR’ON
il'lllsfiflaaéih't' France street; Haldi Aid- :3 mu 8t. M NM
.-e, ' Ward avenue; Paul Seike.‘ linden
H.--“ —~—~~ ~ - .._..........._.;t '10 Windsor place; Joseph H011. Chap— ” u ldl Mid? 1‘ II meta“; m “1' m “1‘
CARD 0; 7..“an tel street. Robert Manner, Perry are- 0 - “It?! “ day-
we detain» to thank friends and ref ME: Sill“ 3'
:ttlvcv- for their kint
herein eutent.
MRS ROBERT t'
BROTHERS AN
italy. 3 Oak street; Peter
menu to no in our i-‘nnillo. South Norwnlk.
nypp AN" disease are Salvatore l-‘arrnndine. 13
ll gig-"mg Wildcat place: “'llllalu Woodl, Com»
. .. - ._.,. A.» mm, Warm; line it "
. CARD or THANK. My...“ om; Jon-uh warn;
NI- Miro to thank nonhuma- and Ely new; In. ”he M 15
friends for vim kindness in it... dot tum um: In. Bd- lotcty ' I!
“K “I hrv-aimmw til-m to: the Hm W‘ In ‘ ‘
mm amt tritium. 1: 01th. m" It. let-m J
mwu more. not is ulna-uni m- It. at
c I: may: no: FAHIM,‘ m wan-us. nu“? 1‘
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U . m» 7M: ”In “if! not
.h m it!“ the (“h h.
w.
H“.
The latest list of deaths from the
III“ Ilene. '
.. our."
\
light in cum from dorm.lW‘ ' ~ 5"“
d £21m; realise the hour N0“ ALK LINE
ea or painting teeth crux.
mating the: man pain this. Imam...“
”a“. A“
«ammoniu-
71:? mayo-Morrow. .
' .Db‘llahflhul.
h”
{H
tdhl'ha.‘
,Wflnlnfi.-r
line I...” J. m
Wu J “a. M at the
“other“ It. cults.
With- E a. Hell. No 12 Ill-Ivan
Ivonne. Saturday “CH. and 81 yen-c.
The M will talc phat In. her
late bone at 8:00 My afternoon.
Rev. J. B. Werner will oflciat». The
burial will take place in Riverside
i c-———
. Mrs. Julia Sivan
'Mu‘ln Parker Martyne. She had been Hrs. Julia Sims. aged thirty )‘ealt‘.'
is resident of Brooklyn for the past
lthirty years.
died Saturday noon at her home. No.
She is survived by
12 Glenn street.
her husband. Lewis Slvos, and twol
small children. The funeral took
place from the Hungarian Catholic;
Church at 9 o'clock this morningl
Burial in St. Mary's cemetery. l
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S John Cochin
' John Cochin. seven-year-old so; old»
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cochin. of 112
Ely avenue, died yesterday morning,;
of influenza. The funeral will bo‘y
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from!
his home. interment will be in St.
Mary's cemetery. l
I
Salvatore Farrandine.
Salvatore Ferrandine. agedthirty-
seven years. died Saturday night at;
the Ncrwalk hospital from Spanish in-‘
finenza. lie is survived by his wife»
and several children living at 15 Wind-l
sor Place. Funeral service: tomorrow,
SL1
morning at 10 o'clock from
Joseph's church. l
i I . .
Mtu Mae Sullivan.
1
t Miss Mae Sullivan of 3 i‘lymouth
avenue. died this morning at heii
‘home following an attack of Spanishi
influenza. The funeral will be private!
and will be held from St. Marja
church on Wednesday morning at {4‘
o'clock. Interment will be chair in
St. Mary‘s cemetery.
1 Mrs. Lottilia Key.
Mrs. Lettisin Kelly died . mom
tug at llw home of her daughter. Eli’s 3
:Jcnnie Howard. H Madison .stt‘t-et.f
'l‘hc funcral will he held tomorrow
. - I -. . . ..l
morning at .i o clttlt from St. Joseph .5
church. Interment will he drew i115? .
Mary's cemetery.
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Lawrence Gould. .
Lawrence, ‘h' infant no .u‘ i- ll'
anti sarah outlld ’llt‘tl y‘efilct‘dd‘.’
'l‘liei
funeral will he held from "it ilarimr‘
menu» at 1:30 this afternoon. ll.‘\.l
Alexander Hamilton tt‘liciattng. The.
burial will be in Norwalk cemetery .
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l Mrs. Walter M. Miner. who has-'
been visitina relative: in her natlveg
town. returned in her homc in (irotou;
on Satmday. I
Gregory \'. iskiyau of 2‘.’ Spring Hill}
road drove his ‘ttl' to New 1': ~i'. y:
tt-rdny. and ill“? xiii: odift :t nouns
accident when his'machihc was b-ll'lli .t ‘
by a big Packard touring cur. \t‘;itl..
wrt-ckcd the smaller machine. .\'cH:.-‘
er Mr. lskiwan or any of his party'
were injured.
Prosecutor liarry it. Site-w ml of
“'estport telephoned to hie, local tin
lite yesterday to hold a speeding tar,
which had tlllllt‘tl 1hr truth. 1.]
ll‘lt’i town. anti tltiict-r smith tit-‘ainwl
a car answering "ll‘ tlt'~"‘llrl in .‘i\- 'l
itl‘il diiicu it) a man 2H." 1: thc il.l'll-‘
ol Jack .\1okc tt' Slit East 121‘. slit-at.
New York city, until tillitor Kirk :tr
. llit'tl and personally tt'lltlilt'lt‘ll hiui'
‘lvrr‘lt to \\'tistptir'.
ville-iv
HOSPITAL Novas
Hist-hut cert Saturday ~ Walter lionm
ovan. Brooklyn. i
\tlmtitcd Sunday Helleni‘v Harper,
ii? Raymond sire-ti: Louis Kendrick.
it‘ll South Main street; Rupert .l. (ira-
haut. Sauuaflttk; .lohn Mact‘iroaorv.
~Gnoctzetmvn; HPl‘ll‘y Smith, Bedding.
3 Discharged Suntlzn--t'atliernc t‘n‘:
vino. Westport; Louis Kendrick. l-‘Itl
South liaiu street; Nicolo 'l‘ucCia.‘
um Road. .1
Admitted Monday John Eirnutl. 4ft?
(‘uimlhc street. New York ('li); Ell"
no i‘armil, f‘riti W. liltb street, New"
_York t‘ity; Ellison Merrill, 1‘.’ Law-
:l‘t‘nco street. 5
Discharged tudav licnry Harper.
37 Raymond street: .iohn )Inctlro
L'ory. l-‘ornntt-wn: iicnrv Smith, llcll‘.
ding: Catherine Kelley. 10 i'ulou
‘Place.
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, NOTICE ,
. 'l‘o tht- Board of (‘ountv Fommisa
sinners of r‘airfielti County: '
i hereby apply for a license to sell
.spiriturus and intoxicatingquuorsaic.l
lager beer. Rhine wine, and cider at
S Wood street. in the Town of Nor-
wuik in said tounty. .\iv place of bus-
iness is not located within 200 feet
in a direct line of a church edifice.
parochial school or public school house
or the. premises pertaining thereto. or,
nnv post office. public library or cem-
etery.
Are you :1
,States'.’ Yes.
i Dated at Norwnlk this 23rd day of
.October. A. 1).. 1918: .
’ ANTONIO CENTRE.
Applicant.
i We. the undersigned. electors and.
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the‘
Town of Norwnlk. in said countl't
herebv endorre the application of thcf
above named Antonio Gentlie for such
license and we do hereby severally.
each for bimeelf. certify that the;
above named applicant in a suitable
per-non to he ctr-med a license to sell
intoxicating "am all! that the
above Merlin-rd place in. in out coil-t
in. I colt-biv- phre therein to poll
curb tau-clean“ liq-arc. and in
W. my. out Mr Murat;
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60 DAYS TRIAL FREE
SATISFACTION (WM '1'!!!) 0! YOU! IOI'IY 310!
We have ranges in all lino end prices from
$25.00 to $100.00
11923
or heater.
and also explain our Club Plan.
HEATING 'sTOVEs ' .«
In all sizes lrtint $10 to $50,
We will be pleased to show you these Guaranteed huge!
und’ouy way to buys. range
New Perfection ,Oil Heaters '1.“
From $5.50 to $8.50 ' .. ‘ “
Buy them now before mid-winter. We can't assure "you
.that they will be obtainable then.
sold.
A
BELOW FACTORY ADVERTISED PRICE
We have 10 Cabinets that were marred, scratched and
gauged at $10.00 less than the factory advertised price, to be
Blankets, Comfortables and Bedding
127-131 Washinnton St.
We Specialize in Furnishing ilomes Complete
Sterling Furniture Company.
Phone 105.
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Jeremiah Egan. second distrlctaig-
lstrar of voters, and C. irvlng Bying
ton. registrar in the first district.
were at the (‘ity iiall Saturday even-
fi
JUNK!
‘45“:
You can always get the highest
,prices for rag-s, paper, metal and
until .0 o'clock and in-YOId iron._ Just call up.
mum
strut-ted a number of voters in theiprioe paid for Secondhand Auto.
use of the voting machines.
wil'h‘so be in session on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. at the same
the machines before and are unlic-
quninted with their use should pre-
sent themseivea at the City Hall and
receive lnstructlomi as to the-method
of operation. . “' 1
YOU WOUD
NOT EXPECT
"0 ll"! won or on
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ipiace and time and for the same par-g
citizen of the United pose. All those who have never used!
“”5“ mobles.
H. FELDMAN
Tel. 1176-3.
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